There are fine performances from the ensemble, with [Salma] Hayek's feisty outsider and [John] Lithgow's smug, self-satisfied tycoon making the most satisfying contributions.

I can't quite say I enjoyed it, but I'm not going to forget it that easily, either.

Hayek gives one of her better performances, though - she makes it clear that Beatriz may be righteous, but she's also more than a bit unhinged - and Lithgow is so good at playing CEO oiliness that you have to smile. He's the man you love to hate.

It's a shame that a promising script ended up going astray like this, wasting interesting plot points and conflicts. [Full review in Spanish]